We would like to invite you to another meeting of the Philosophy Club.
Time/Date: Friday, October 6th, at 11am.
Location: Rich Building, Rm 232 (small conference room adjacent to the SPP Main Office)
We will discuss the attached paper by Michael Hoffmann: Learning to Engage with Wicked Problems in Teams
As always, it is expected that you read the paper before the meeting.
Rich Building, Rm 242
Please join us next Thursday, October 5 at 4:00 pm for an information session on George Washington University School of Law with their Associate Dean for Admissions, Sophia Sim. Dean Sim is an Atlanta native, and she's very excited to meet Georgia Tech students who may be interested in GW Law. George Washington is located in Washington, DC, and they boast the oldest Intellectual Property Law program in the country.
Rich Building, Rm 242
Featuring Dr. Laura Taylor (Chair of the School of Economics at Georgia Tech), Carys Behnke (ORISE Science & Technology Policy Fellow at USDOE), and Dr. Marilyn Brown (School of Public Policy), with Don Moreland (Chair of the Georgia Solar Energy Association) as the Panel Chair.
Location: Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design
We would like to invite you to another Ethics & Coffee event with Liran Razinsky (Associate Professor, The Program for Hermeneutics and Cultural Studies, Bar Ilan University, Israel): How well can algorithms know us?
The Showcase focuses on traditional academic graduate programs (master’s and doctorate) as well as deferred MBAs. FREE for all prospective students anywhere in the world! Professional schools such as law, medical, etc. are not included. Registration for prospective students opens after September 27th, 2023 at the following link: https://gradshowcase.oue.gatech.edu/
For the 45th annual meeting, the 2023 APPAM Fall Research Conference hosted in Atlanta, Georgia, will be a multi-disciplinary research conference attracting the highest quality research on a wide variety of important current and emerging policy and management issues. The conference is comprised of panels, roundtables, posters, student research and resource sessions, workshops, community gatherings, and special events and is designed to encourage substantive interaction among participants.
Students and faculty from the MSEEM program will be hosting virtual information sessions to provide a chance for prospective students to learn about the program. We will introduce the degree, curriculum, courses, capstone, and job opportunities followed by a chance to ask any remaining questions. These information sessions are not required to apply, but will provide a helpful opportunity to learn about the MSEEM program and ask any questions you may have.
Students and faculty from the MSEEM program will be hosting virtual information sessions to provide a chance for prospective students to learn about the program. We will introduce the degree, curriculum, courses, capstone, and job opportunities followed by a chance to ask any remaining questions. These information sessions are not required to apply, but will provide a helpful opportunity to learn about the MSEEM program and ask any questions you may have.
